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Neil Bothwick <neil@××××××××××.uk> wrote: |
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> I haven't used tmux for a while, I tried it and went back to screen, but |
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> does it really show the titles of all sessions? |
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On the hardstatus line you see in tmux all sessions |
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with their numbers and "their" hardstatus line. |
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[More precisely, you see all windows which in tmux (in contrast to screen) |
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is a different concept than a session. "Their" hardstatus line means: |
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Whatever the corresponding shell has set it to] |
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> Screen only shows the current one. |
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In tmux the hardstatus line is enabled by default. |
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In screen you need to enable it. Of course, I forgot how I did |
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this many years ago, but I suppose that the following two lines |
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in my screenrc are responsible: |
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hardstatus alwayslastline |
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hardstatus string "%{= kg}%-Lw%{+b gy}%50>%n*%f %t%{-}%+Lw%<" |
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